With the patch, I can now disable and reenable CEC without reset needed.
I must restart libreelec to reflect the settings but it's logical behaviour.
Thanks chewitt !
With the patch, I can now disable and reenable CEC without reset needed.
I must restart libreelec to reflect the settings but it's logical behaviour.
Thanks chewitt !
You can try to reset to defaults settings first for the CEC Adapter, then set what you want to set.
I have strange bevahior since the new libCEC 7.0.0. If I disable CEC, when I try to re-enable it, it stays disabled
The reset fix that (but I need to modify again all the annoying auto on/off settings 😁)
Working fine now !
Good job !
The same here with RPi5
/usr/lib content:
Am i right, that LE will release a 11.x version?
First nightly build here
later edit: how do I add those lines into /usr/share/kodi/system/advancedsettings.xml ? the file is mounted from a read-only file system
On Libreelec, the userdata folder is here:
/storage/.kodi/userdata/
Create the advancedsettings.xml file if absent
For NFS shares, you can try to set the network/nfstimeout parameter to higher value than default (5 seconds) in advancedsettings.xml
Hey Eriol !
Did this cache solve your issue?
It may be a buffering problem on small files.
Can be avoided by using kodi's file cache.
Try adding a file:
/storage/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml
Containing
<advancedsettings>
<cache>
<buffermode>1</buffermode>
<memorysize>500000000</memorysize>
<readfactor>10</readfactor>
</cache>
</advancedsettings>
You can check kodi's wiki here:
Just to be sure, did you enable 23.98Hz resolutions in the display whitelist?
You can try the test build linked in this pull request:
Let's assume you are using downmix:
There is only one librelec image with kodi 18.3
LibreELEC (Leia) 9.1.002 ALPHA – LibreELEC
You can get it for rpi4 here in archive:
Hi,
It looks like Asus has ported some raspberry Pi audio hats to his own tinkerOS
debian_kernel/sound/soc/rockchip at develop · TinkerBoard/debian_kernel · GitHub
But libreelec is using generic rockchip kernel,which is lacking those modules.
kernel/sound/soc/rockchip at develop-4.4 · rockchip-linux/kernel · GitHub
So... Using libreelec with tinkerboard + hifiberry dac is not impossible, but won't be easy.
Maybe try tinkerOS first, it should allow you to install kodi.
Connect with ssh, then use this command:
bcmstat.sh
or, for more informations
bcmstat.sh xype
(Ctrl+c to exit)